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DR. J. NJ. PirKs, President Of the School
Board, has brought suit Tor libel against
the IErRLLtdEScEr, claiming damages in
$4,000. Wo do net quito understand this
suit. The INTELLlaEScgR has not libeIed
DR.. Pipe1, hut, on the contrary, treated
him with great confederation, as man in
as much trouble as he is in should be
treated.
Ds. Pipes should not expect to geta cent
from the IsTRLLlaEHcER.. Recently he
called at this otti:e TO oGar for publication
m article which certain Of his friends ad-
vised him not to print. ,He said that
other friends expected him to do aome-
thing, and perhaps tho libel suit 10 his
way OF sa.isIying that expectation. Whea
he visited this oflico he was told that the
paper did not intend to take eides in his
affair, but wou!d print his article If he cut
out libolous reference to another person.
The interview was entirely amicable,
and Dr.. Pipes left to take further counsel
OF hiB friends with regard to the publica-
tion he desired to mako. The next heard
from him is the notice OF the suit.
Tho INrELLIoENCER has no i'll feeling to.
wards Dr.. Pipag, but taxes the liberty to
think ho has made another mistake. His
suit against Dr.. Mccoy rssts on different
4 fT.
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ABOUT a GROCERY BILL.
A Deputy ShoriT Kills u Leading Merchant
5st5A .;s.ls of Houston. x -F5s!gi

A Deputy shoriir Kills q Leading Merchant
ilse54 rs Of Houston. 4f@ltl s 4
HousroS, TEX, Oct. 3.-Last evening
Ben. +. Kosan, Deputy Sheriff Of Harris
county, shot and killed John Millonger,
oil the firm Of NJ. ,Millenger & Bro, one
Of the leading business concerns in Hous.
ton. 8 I: n. ~ ,s 7'y;t}.=5 g!:
The shooting resulted over grocery
bill. Kegan's wife was refused grocerieu
by Millenger's clerk. Kosan visited the
store and demanded an explanation. Hot
words passed and Kegan olapped Millen:
ger, who clinched with him. Kegau then
drew revolver and fred three shota, the
frat striking Millenger in tho heart. b e.
y When Kegan WAS arreated, immediately
after the death Of Millenger. ho was found
to be wounded in tho thigh. heiuquest
failed TO show that Miilenger was armed,
Kegan's friends claim that he was shot by
Millenger or one OF his clerks. ss
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THE INTERNATIONAL CAMP.
C0remonle Attending tho Military Bap
Itism-Sp8eeiiss, aiusic and Halutes.

Ceremonies Attending tho Military Bap.
tism--spseel'ss, aasic and Salates. "A
OuIcAao, Oct. S.-The International
Military Eucsmpmont was the acen
Of unusually interesting ceremonies
to-day. E Sc: l,J5t
At@1t o'clock this morning General
Beveridga aud General Bentley proceeded
In carrlsgea TO the hotel whore the Scan.
dinavian officers were quartered and es.
cortod them to the healquartera Of the
Division Of Missouri to psy their respects
to General A. II. Terry, commanding.
Thencs the foreign olicera were driven to
camp to prepare their troops for tho Ger.
emonies Of "Name Day." GIiF5a -, NJ
General 'Beveridge then proceeded to
the United States ateamship Michigan
and escorted Commander Picking, u. s.
a., and his officers to camp. the marines
and sailors Of tho crow following in the
cars. :} tT,H NfsN
Meantime the forenoon in camp was
busily filled by preparation among the
companies and banda Tor the opening Ger
emoaial OF the baptism Of camp, at two
o'clock sharp. At that hour, tho entire
military officers, foreign, Uaitsd States
army and navy representatives, National
Guard, and varird bands aud drum corps
were drawn up in line nesr The great fiay.
staf in tho drill grounds, and the honor
guard Of the flag was thrown into a hollow
square about the flagstaff. A q AZ. +,
Tho frat general order Of Col. N. M.
Black, Commander, was then read BY Col.
Charlos King, Ohiet Of staff, announcing
The tnkins OF command and the name Of
Camp Sheridan. Immediately, amid tho
blere Of many bands, the lsg .waa run up,
tho na!iona! salute fired from the Light
batteries, while the bands played the
"Stsr Span3led Banner" R,' gG. Az
Governor Beveridge, President Of tho
Drill Association, thsn introduced Mayor
Roche, who delivered. the address Of wei
core, greeting the foreign, regular and
National Guard troops, aud opening form
ally the international camp. 'tE
I Then followed the Fret Brigade battal.
ion and company exhibition drills, by the
cavalry, artillery and infantry, filling the
time until 5 O'Clock r. M, after which was
held. the first dtess parade by brig.
adee, with announcements in orders for
the complete ntaf and OF the regulations
governing the camp. Following came in
apecsion and review, with tho monater
bands III attendance. g g; E, =
FL. $. Bean, Captain Of Company B OF
81. Paul, which took second prizs at the
Washington drill last June, challenges tbs
winning company in tho Chicago contes.
to drill for s., 500 In St. Paul in one month
or six weeks. He says: '"We will pay
thsir expansss to St. Paul and deposit our
money IN the bank and abail expect them
to do the same, judSes to be Regular Army
~ II ,fsi55ij55f .-zlL'l
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ATLANTA. GA, Oct. a.-The Salvation
Army, which has been thriving in Georgia
for year past, has met with series Of
disasters during the past month which
broke it up. The Rome encsmpment was
broken up by the arrest Of its leader, Hen.
~ johnson, for attempted assault on Nora
MaSinnis, a child Of eight years. Tho
Army in Griffin was rotten.egged, and one
of the city Aldermen, Mr. George, is row
under bonds for his activity In hurting
tho missiles. s In Columbus and other
placen the leading female officers married
and co scandslizad the other soldiers that
they would not parade any more. Iu
Augusta three women deserted husbands
and children, causing auch indignation
that the bsrrack is now empty. In this
city Nat Anderson tho leading Ginger,
haa deserted, and gcduzea hie comrades Of
variouD unmentionsble crimes. Four fam
ilics have been broken up here by tho
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Killed His Best friend,

PuEBLo, Col, Oct. 3.-Frank Campbell,
foreman Of an Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railroad bridge gsng, was shot and
killed yesterday By. Mike McGraw, one OF
bis best men. McGraw has been mentally
unBound for aomo time, mud becoming
possessed Of a fancy that Campbell {who
WAS really the bes. friend he had) was
trying to injute him, won't to the house OF
the latter and shot him, leaving his victim
expiring in the arms OF his wiie. NcGraw
ran out into the yard and shot himeelt
through the head, dying inotantly. Camp.
bell was from Vermont, and leaves wife
and three children. 4l!!fi3.'ll55!R
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them do this aud when their work Is over
they can lie down "a did that dead work.
man ol whom I have just spoken, con.
seioua that their work has been done and
well done. VI ~. 2 l-- .l.i,il- .,u-laL.- -I =.
All In Good Standing.

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Oct. Sat a gath.
erins Of prominent Knights Of Labor this
morning, John W. Hayep, Secretary Of
the General Executive Board, said: ut
is quite generally underatood tina. the
order Of knights ol Labor ID In much
poorer condition than 1t was a year ago,
financially and otherwise. That Ia mis-.
take; we arc In a much better condition,
At the Richmond convention We had
7O9 600 in tho organization, that was oil,
but there were upwarda OF 100000 who
wefe not in good standing and by rights
were not entitled to representation in the
convention. This years report will show
that there are 500 900 In the organization
and every one In good standing. This
will be a much better showing than Last
b
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NO HELP FOR SAMOA,
Secretary Baynrti Says tho Uaitsd State
az. Wa ~ VIII Not Interfars. 3l..'l.

Secretary Bayarti Says the Uaitstl States
.t51$ Will Not Interfere.
WARRINGTON, D. O., Oct. 3.-It is owl
dent that the recsnt deposition of King
Malietoa, Of the Samoan Ialanda, and the
installation Of the rebel Tamasese ao his
successor, was not unexpected at the
State Department. sI2
In an interview with the correspondent
last night, Secretary Bayafd said: :E.
Z "There ia no doubt the Germans have
treated the Samoaus harshly. The state.
ment that the Samoaas are Grming to re.
pei the Germans 10 Of course aheurd. The
Islands do do not contain more than two
thousand people all told, and these are
poorly armed. twill be an aaray be.
tween pigmy and giant"
SIS there nothing in our treaty with
Samoa which will make 1t tnecessary ior us
to intarfere to protect the autonomy OF the
island ?" waa asked. -lgY
NO; we have no such treaty with ss.
moa. Neither Ia thare conioint treaty
signod by Germany, England and Amer.
lea. had hoped We would have one,
''but--at this point ths Secretary paused,
and then, as II satistiad that he WIS say.
ing too much, abruptly changed the di.
recsioa OF the conversation. ca szS5.
"Our treaty with Malietos's predeces-
eor," Mr.. Bayard continued, "of course
holds good with the present King, It
guarantees the use Of splendid harbor
and coaling station for our naval vessels,
but up to the present time We have never
awaited ourselves Of tho privilege. may
aay on this subject that was notified O
week Rgo that Germsny would take this
step. l was assured OF the came time,
however, that Americas interests in the
island would be protected, and that it was
not Germnny's intention to annex the
Islands, but only to punish Malietos for
the injustice alleged to have been shown
by him to the German trading company
doing buniness In the Samoan Islands,"
"6upposs, Dir. Secretary" the corree-
pondent interjected, shat Germany does
attempt to annex the islants, will this
Government interfere to protect samoa's
autonomy? 54! 3.
"'This Government" the Secretary dry.
ly replied, "ia not interfering in quarrels
Of other countries. There ia nothing in
WI t&caa tLht NculeuAU SuCu HCslOQ OQ
our part, and go long as American interests
are not molested l do not SEQ that any.
thing ia left for us to do. Before eayinc
anything further on the subject, however,
I prefer 10 await further particulars Of the
affair, which will doub.less reach here a
week hence" VIZ "a
Mr.. Baysrd talked freely, and at tho
same time with that regerve upon certain
points which sn officer Of the Adminietra.
ton holding tho position OF Secretary of
State ie obviously expected to observe. It
is understood that tho German Foreign
Office notified Mr.. Bayard aome daye ago
that the German Admiral expected TO
make the coup d d'etat which tho dispatches
announce as having been made. 3 1t is also
understood that this Government will not
interfere in the niiair, no matter to wha.
length German aggression may 60. NJ
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Nav YoRK, Oct. 8 Sophie Gudmand,
a young immigrant girl, tried to; commit
suicide by drowning at Castle Garden yes
terday. The World alleges that her dea-
pondence was duo to her being LETT alone
and destitute in the city by reason OF tho
action Of the trunk line pool who sent her
friends West by one route and intended
to send her by another. Investigation
will be made. u d 4 h
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The Police uanle,l.

DUBLIN, Oct. 3.-Mayor Sullivan will
proceed in state to the epblics court Thurs-
day when his trial comes of. Members
Of the corporations in their robes will &C.
company him. Scores Of meetinga were
publicly held in ireland yesterday by the
League. The rolics in mess caaes we're
bafilsd il their attempts; to ASCERTAIN
where the meetings were to bo held. 6,
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In his Sunday night sermon Rev. DR..
Newman, pastor OF the Metropolitan
Church, Washington, spoke SO elequently
against tho Anarchists aud the Anarchist
spirit, thas the congregation rose and
Cheered. There 1t is at lass-the art Of
keeping congregation from taking too
long o nap. IS 7. 2 sl !. s. a ,5-l ~
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2 Hog Cholera Ep,iem,c.

WADAsu, IND, Oct. {, The hog cholera
which broke nut in this county last month
is rapidly spending, and apprehenslons
are felt for oil the; swine in tic northern
part Of the county. IN one nelghborhood
FIVE milea north Of this city four hundred
valuable hogs have died in the last three
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AN N#UNCOMMON Scene.
INA WASHINGTON CRY CHURCH.
Tho Venerable DR.. Newman waa }voclrsr.
ousiy Apriaaded when hs lDeuourc. +
ed tho eAnnrohiats.. Cheers md Stamp. +;
5lS, Ing i ot n Fset..Other News, Y, +.

WAsnlsoroS, D. O., Oct. 3.-Rsv. Dr.
Newman, Of the Metropolitan church, &C.
cup!cd hlu pulpit yesterday for, the frat
time since Ills throe.lnontha summer va.
cation. Thete were very large congrega.
tiona at both tho morning and evening ser.
vices, thechurch being especially crowded
at night, with many occupying sests In
tho isleu. His subject at night was
skeplclsm, and be took a wide range In
treating It. In the course OF his sermon
ne said: There 10 a cry for absolute lib.
erty to destroy The Bible, to tear down the
Churches, to extis the rrsachers. and
abolish the Sabbath. y Gould any Ameri.5
can citizen ten years ago have auticlpa.ed
the present state Of things? Gould any
American citizen have iorsseen ten yeafs
ago that to-day men who call them.
selves good citizens, and even Christiaue.5
would sign and circulate petition Tor the
pardon o. those whose hands are rcd with
The blood Of the keepers Of tho peace and .
deiendGfg Of the public safety? What eup... :.
ports this anarchy, this daredevil movo., 7
ment on tho part Ct miserable, cowa.dly
Flatches who ought to have been hung !!
long ago',,tg gIlr,csSl l%,5i 1&5iI.- 4 80
At this point In the sermon, which had
been delivered with conaiderabls enthusi.
asm, there was most uncommon demon.
stration. The congregation cheered the
sentiment to the echo, and many Of
those present roae 10 their ieet to en-
phaslzs tho approval. The applause
5y stamping OF feet, clapping .of
hands, shouting and cries OF "Ihat's
BOIL ,wss kept up 80 long that tho
preacher got q breathing spell. Then Dr.. (
Newman resumed rs follows: Absolute
liberty has no place in this land, and has
not In any land where there Is adminis-
tersd law; and for those who yell for 1t
we have the dungeon. tho gallowa or
exile At this poin. the applause WAS
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Saved llisL,fo.l 2

\ Mr. D. /. Wilcoxson, OF Horse Csve, Ky,
says he was, ior many years, badly afflicted
were almost uncomfortable and would some.
times almost throw him into conyuaions.
He tried Electric Bitters and got relief
from 6rst bottle and after taking six bot
ties, wns entirely cured, and had gained in
flesh eighteen pounds! Says be positively
believes he would have died, had 1t mol
been Tor the reliet afforded by Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents q bottle by
Logan 4 Co, 4; n s5;s n ~,
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Annrcnistn Out,lons.

New YoRK, 0:s. 3.-For wee Ks past tho
Anarchistn have been preparing for
demonstration in favor OF the seven con.
demned Anarchiets in Chicago. The
great eksling rink q. Union Hill, N. j.,
was hired, and circulars were diotrihuted
far and wido calling upon the faithful to
attend the meeting, which was fixed for
yeatsrday afternoon. Their circular call
ing tho meeting was discussed yesterday
by Corporation Attorney Warren Smith,
With the members Of the Union Iill Com
mon Council, tie Chiof Of Police, and I
number CT the most influential cl.izaua OF
the town. AS a consequences, Chief Of
Police Schwartz was instructed 10 notify
Sergeant Sanford To- have his entire force
Of policemen Ct the Rink ct o'clock and
take possession Of it. vi IN
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sI-s----Ns<SFTPs-----"-'-'' :
Mr.. Blaine In Paris. (

PAnls. October 8 Mr.. Blaine and fam.
lily arrived here last night from Byrons
and took spertments at tho Hotel Ven.
dome. With the exception OF q half
hours promenade on the Grand Boule.
ward, he remained indoors all day.$A At
an early hour orders werc Issued thst no
callers should be admitted. {; Hs drssda
the correspondents, a largo number OF
whom have boon lying in wait here to in.
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I I Dadiou,Ion ut aInr,insburs.

MArrlSenuRo, WA, Oct. s.-Trinity
NJ. E. Church South, Of this place, was
dedicated yesterday by Bishop A.W. Will
BON. The edilcs is Of modorn design,
capable Of seating seven hundred people.
Twelve memorial windows adorn tho,
church. Suspended from tho centre Of the
building Is a magnificent chandelier. thu
cost Of which Was $500, the gilt OF Mr..
Arthur shober, Of Wichita, kan. Alter
the sermon oil the Bishop, both morning
aud eyeaing, collections, amounting to
$1,000 wss tssen up, leavipg debt OF only
$500 on tho bnildiug. ~ fis VA! Il
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Attempt to Shoot Governor Martin.

tF KANSAS Cry, Oct. San attempt to
shoot Governor Martin atAtcainson, Kan, !,
was made Saturday night. The Governor
was walking home with friend and was
accosted by John NJ. Rsynolds, an editor,
who made use Of vile language. Martin
demonstrated, when the fellow drew
large pistol, but he was ssizsd by police.
man before he could use 1t and locked up,
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Killed His Mother.

IsLlr, = L, Oct. 8 Mira. Francia Haw.
kins, an aged lady, long q resident near
this place, was found dead yesterday in
the woods, having bean beaten to death.
Her eon, aged 22, haa been arrested.
Bloody clothing was found in his room.
he had quarreled with his mother be.
cause shs oppoecd bis wish to marry a
servant. He declares in hts innocence.
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Ralu As,loreiDatluc' a Storm. f,.1

DErRoIr, MICK, Oct. "a special from
Port Hope, Mich, aaya: The achooner
Annie P. Grover, loaded with 81 900 bush.
els CT oats, from Chicago to Port Huron,
ran ashore on Hardwood Point at / o'clock
this morning du,iuga thick rain storm.
A tug has bsen tslegraphed ior. & 93ssg275ss
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ELlzAnErH, n. Y. Oct. s.-Patrick
Duone and Dennis Norton, aged thirteen
and fourteen, we've shot and mortally
wounded by unknown Bportnn en-, who
escaped. The boys were picking berries.
They say the men who we're cunning de.
liberately fred at them. = e.i' s;@13.}.4l5
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.WarlIke prepnrntIa,,,s.L,, I,1r !,

{ MADRID, Oct Slight batalliona OF in.
iantry, besides cavalry and artillery under
General Lasso, have beeu concentrated at
Cadiy In readiness to cros3 to Morocco.
Several war ships are also in readineas for
active service. s} e X &, 81
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A NEW Baltimore 4 Ohio deal Is said TO
be on tho carpet, involving particularly
the telegraph line. That part OF the bust
ness has for sons timo seemed destined to
be Topped of. Since it does not pay, that
is uaqueationably the wise thing to do.
As 9 railroad, under good management,
the Baltimore & Ohio should always be q
first -sate prnperty, r.{'g.5 n, &.
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a SaM Dennrtrra.E

: Plr1suuEou, Oct. 3.-At an election for
principal Of the Thirty-third ward school
tonight Rev. Father McTighe, q Roman
Oath olic prieet, was chosen. The cleo
ton has CAUSED considerable discussion in
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y AL on Bonrd Lost.

CulcAoo, Oct. s.-A dispatch was re-
eeiyed here = to-day stating that the
schooner City Of Greon Bay was ashore at
South Haven, Mich, and had gone to
pieces, all hands being lost. z But one,
the captains body, had been recovered.
The schooner was commanded by Captain
P.%W. Costello and owned by Mr.. Reeve,
Of Kenosha, aud MIR. Hoad, Of Chicago.
She carried 8? crew of esyen men-iour
deck hands, q cook, 3 mate and the cap
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-Four Killed md Two Injured.

sr. LOUIS, Oct. -Four pesaons, we're
killed and two se,iously wounded by the
explosion Of George P. Plants dou. mill,
this morning att :45 o'clock. The cause
Of the explosion was old boilera. Tho loes
10 the milling and adjoining property is
about Sl5. .000. .@s2gg2 s;.sS
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Two Children Killed.

ID Cn1cAoo, Oct. S.TTwo children. Annie
B,ickiand Richard !Armdt, while passing
through 0 lumber yard on their way from
school this afternoon we're instantly killed
by, q pile OF lumber falling on them, ,;{
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A aIouu,.,ent to His Son,

srR1sdrlslD, atAzs., Oct, s,-Henry W.
Bishop, native OF Berkahire county, and
a leading citizen Of Chicago, proposes to
erect and equip at a cost Of not lees than
s25. 600, a training school for nurses in
connection with the Pittafeld Houae Of
Mercy. He does this as o memorial Of
his son, who died about two years ago
while attending Williams College. AIr.
Bishop intenda to make the institution a
benefit to the entire country, and especial
provision will be made for the caro- Of the
sick 81 Lenox, with which town the uon
was closely identified, s:ijsi s;.:is;,,.,
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TuR New York World Of Sunday comeB
with thirIy.six pages. eixty.seven tons
OF. paper we're required to print this mum.
bar OF the World. The President was wise
10 have himself interviewed by this en-.
terprising newspaper. ~
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WE shall be curious to see what the
Circuit Court will do with the Martz case
in habeas corpus proceedings. The man
is held for aasault and battery, and yet
there was nothing to show assanlt.
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PmLApELpalA, Oct. 3.-The proposal to
tender . reception to O'Connor and Es:
monde 10 !opposed by some Irish resi-.
dents here who insjpt that no Irish visitor
be recognised until O'Brien's slight Of the
Clan.na gael ID atoned for,, Ne {i1lsg
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Plrrspunon 10 TO hsye big blowout
to-day, and Wheeling Is 10 bo there TO
hslp in modess way. Tho GA. r. de.
serves TO have good time. II ID a
noble association and It is doing good
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TnS Register does not print correctly lis
circular to Democratic postmasters, and
10 treats It's readers discourteously. Tho
omission isyi.sl. Tho Rsisier had some
reason for that. n, isi5.5 NJ l.J
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d BE ooKnAyEs, Miss, Oct. s.-There ID
said said to DO trouble brewing between No:
gfoes$ and whites about twenty miles
southeaet OF hero on the line OF Pike and
Lawrence counties. About three hun:
dred mon ol each color arc ;eaid Ito be
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. a Policeman Killad.

q, PHlLADELpnlA, Oct. s.-po!icoman w.
D. johnson was shot and killed in West
Philadelphia this morning by suspicious
character, whom the officer had accented
and asked to give an account Of himself,
The murderer escaped, Al 5lii l(s -. 80